LucasArts to offer downloadable games via Steam Wednesday [Update]
Teased in a Twitter post, LucasArts has officially announced what they meant by an "old school" game announcement. As it turns out, they publisher is finally allowing some of their classic PC games to be made available via download from Valve's Steam service.
The service will begin with 10 titles that will be added to Steam beginning Wednesday in what is descibed as the "first round" of LucasArts games to be made available on Steam. So if your favorite game isn't listed it's likely that it will be added to the Steam service at a later date. Further additions will be announced, natch, via LucasArts' Twitter page. Here's the full list of the first round of releases and some more info on their plans can be found at our sister site Joystiq.
• Armed and Dangerous
• Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis
• Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: The Graphic Adventure
• LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventure
• LOOM
• Star Wars Battlefront II
• Star Wars Republic Commando
• Star Wars Starfighter
• The Dig
• Thrillville: Off the Rails
Update: For all you sticklers out there, according to Joystiq, the version of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: The Graphic Adventure that will be offered via Steam will actually be a "previously unreleased version". This version of the 1992 title will have "even more bugfixes" than the CD-ROM re-release.
The service will begin with 10 titles that will be added to Steam beginning Wednesday in what is descibed as the "first round" of LucasArts games to be made available on Steam. So if your favorite game isn't listed it's likely that it will be added to the Steam service at a later date. Further additions will be announced, natch, via LucasArts' Twitter page. Here's the full list of the first round of releases and some more info on their plans can be found at our sister site Joystiq.
• Armed and Dangerous
• Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis
• Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: The Graphic Adventure
• LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventure
• LOOM
• Star Wars Battlefront II
• Star Wars Republic Commando
• Star Wars Starfighter
• The Dig
• Thrillville: Off the Rails
Update: For all you sticklers out there, according to Joystiq, the version of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: The Graphic Adventure that will be offered via Steam will actually be a "previously unreleased version". This version of the 1992 title will have "even more bugfixes" than the CD-ROM re-release.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
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I had The Dig. Never did beat it. Point and click adventures didn't hold my attention for very long, if I couldn't figure out what to do right away I normally quit (no one has much patience when they are seven). RTS games were my thing at the time. Age of Empires, Jurassic Park: Chaos Island, etc.Posted at 4:46PM on Jul 6th 2009 by Xeones25
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I wounder how much a Complete LucasArts pack will run at? Since I'm intrested in just about ever one of those games, well excluding BattleFront 2 and Thrillsville since I already have my own copys of those.Posted at 4:47PM on Jul 6th 2009 by Alex



Bravo LucasArts! I can't wait to see some of my favorite LucasArts games like the Jedi Knight series, KOTOR, and X-Wing/TieFighter games.Posted at 2:46PM on Jul 6th 2009 by Kunal Verma